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AI services also subject to user protection rules, broadcast media communications commission discusses response to illegal, harmful content

South Korea's Broadcast Media Communications Commission held the second meeting of its public-private consultative body on protecting users of AI services on Aug. 27 in Seoul, with participants from government, industry, academia and civic groups. The meeting reviewed blind spots in existing systems as AI services spread and sought institutional improvements. Participants heard a presentation on Kakao’s guardrail system and discussed voluntary measures and public-private cooperation to address illegal and harmful information in AI services.

AI & Enterprise

OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and more than 100 firms issue joint letter on AI cyber defence

More than 100 companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft warned there may be only months left to prepare for AI-driven cyberattacks, Axios reported. In an open letter, the firms said AI is making sophisticated hacking cheaper and easier, exposing hospitals and water treatment plants to threats. They urged coordinated action to protect critical infrastructure, tighten security standards, share threat intelligence and expand government support, but offered no specific commitments or deadlines.

AI & Enterprise

Moonshot AI in talks with U.S. cloud big three on revenue sharing for Kimi K3 model

Moonshot AI is in revenue-sharing talks with Microsoft, Amazon and Google, Reuters reported on Aug. 26. The talks would allow the U.S. cloud firms to host Moonshot AI's large model Kimi K3. Sources said Moonshot AI is seeking up to 30 percent of K3-related service revenue. The negotiations are at an early stage and key issues remain unresolved, including revenue-sharing terms, data access and audits of token usage.